xdigit, I'm debbugging currently
Andreas Holz
holz at oi32.kwu.siemens.de
Tue Dec 21 04:46:30 EST 1993
>
> < I downloaded GRASS4.1 source code from CERL ftp site a month ago
> <and compiled on USL UNIX SVR4.2. While compiling xdigit part, there are
> <no error msgs. But when I try to execute it (under grass prompt, type
> <in xdigit) I get the following error msgs:
> < X Error of failed request: BadValue(integer parameter out of range
> < for operation)
> < Major opcode of failed request: 53 (X_CreatePixmap)
> < Value in failed request: 0x0
> < Serial number of failed request: 413
> < Current serial number in output stream: 415
>
> We have the same problem compiling under Sun OS 4.1.3
> on a Sparc 10.We have not found a solution as yet.
> What Motif libraries are you using?
> Please let us know if someone reports a solution.
>
> Rod Paterson
> EMail rgp at aberfoyle.oz.au
>
Hello,
I'm just compiling XGRASS4.1 on LINUX using Motif 1.2.2.
Before I compiled XGRASS on SGI INDIGO and SPARC 10 without
any problems. All XGRASS programs are running on this machines.
On LINUX I have the same problems as You.
Meanwhile I found the reason of the problem, but not the solution.
XDIGIT:
there is a program called custommenu.c wich calls
cmenu = make_colors_menu (parent):
If I change this line into a comment, XDIGIT comes
up (but there are some functions missing).
make_colors_menu is defined in xcolor.c. The
critical positions in xcolor.c are:
XtSetArg(wargs[n], XmNlabelPixMap,
XmGetPixmap(XtScreen(parent), names[i],
fg, bg));n++;
-> XmGetPixmap does not find the pixmap defined
by names[i].
XtSetArg(wargs[n], Xmbackground, dcolors[i]);n++;
-> dcolors[i] causes here an error
I'm currently not so familiar with programming in X, that
I will solve the problem quick. I (We) need some help form
experienced X programmers!
My current configuration:
LINUX SLS 1.03
Kernel 99PL14
Libs 4.4.4
GCC 2.4.5
compiling options
-DXM_1_1_BC -traditional ...
| |------------> no ANSI C
|------------------------> backward compatibility to MOTIF 1.1
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